I love novelty flash drives, like these based on the Avengers characters.
Source: geeky-gadgets.com
Sasha Baron Cohen, dressed as the Dictator, dumps Kim Jong-il’s ashes all over Ryan Seacrest.
“Now if someone asks you what you are wearing, say Kim Jong-il!”
Jim Carrey’s mask from, uh, Mask, at the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, New York (Taken with instagram)
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Yelp Reviews For McDowell’s Restaurant
Anyone who knows me knows I give McDowell’s FIVE STARS. The seedless buns alone cement Cleo McDowell’s reputation as an innovative genius. The clean-up guys do everything from washing windows to delivering last night’s football scores (Giants over Packers, yeah!) to fucking up Samuel L. Jackson. And you know the food’s good when the heir to the Soul-Glo fortune is always poking around. If you have your own money — and I mean you’re OWN MONEY — spend it at McDowell’s!
IMDB: Coming to America quotes
IMDB: Coming to America trivia
YouTube: My T Sharp barbers debate boxing
Source: BuzzFeed
Biography’s gallery of 41 celebrity lookalikes is pretty great, but none too flattering to Kathy Bates.
Source: biography.com
TIME shares its Top 10 of Everything of 2011, the best of the year among a whopping 54 subjects, including Protest Signs, Underreported Stories, Gadgets and Sports Moments.
Pictured: War Horse, from the list of Best Movies, in which Richard Corliss writes, “Boldly emotional, nakedly heartfelt, War Horse will leave only the stoniest hearts untouched.”
Nerve ranks all 22 of Martin Scorsese’s films.
Pictured is Robert DeNiro as boxer Jake LaMotta in Raging Bull, a movie that was nominated for eight Oscars but rates here as only Scorsese’s sixth-best movie (and only the fourth-best starring Robert DeNiro).
Love the Muppets, and I’m really looking forward to the new movie, hitting theaters on Thanksgiving.
Video: “The Muppets” trailer
Video: Kemit and Miss Piggy in funny WWE Raw segment
Video: Beaker in backstage WWE Raw segment
Related: Muppet Wiki
Source: entertainmentweekly
Brad Pitt and the Moneyball movie get the Sports Illustrated cover this week.
No way I’m seeing it. Already read the book and saw the last 10 years of baseball.
Finally sat The King’s Speech last night. Thought it was very good, though I’m not entirely sure how gripping it was, considering I knew it would end with the king’s inspiring address to his people.
Here’s King George VI on the cover of TIME magazine, on Jan. 12, 1925, as Albert of York.
Source: TIME
Via @si_vault, Cameron Diaz as a high school cheerleader in 1989.
My senior year in high school was 1989-90. A girl who looked like this wouldn’t have even known I was alive!
Sam the Eagle, the real Captain America.
This Harry Potter stuff is officially out of control.
(via juliasegal)
Source: pashley
